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Semantics for the Emerging Enterprise Agent Ecosystem (opens the original)
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A new look into the context layer debate, in collaboration with Eric Broda/Juha KorpelaThis article is a collaboration between Eric Broda and Juha Korpela. It’s published on both our Substacks, Agentic Mesh and Common Sense Data.<a class="image-link image2 is-viewable-img" href="https://substackcdn.com/image/fetch/$s_!S6ZF!,f_auto,q_auto:good,fl_progressive:steep/https%3A%2F%2Fsubstack-
When AI Agents Seem to Lack Judgement (opens the original)
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Davis (co-author) and I use agents in two different ways. First, like many other developers, we use coding agents every day. And we also help clients build agents that work in business processes. Two very different scenarios, but in both we sometimes see what the agents do that just feels wrong. Maybe the code was built in an odd way, or a screen looks a bit off. Or maybe the agent unexpectedly went down the wrong path in a business process.Our first reaction is often that it is the agent that l
Federated Trust: Securing Collaboration Across the Emerging Multi-Company Agent Ecosystem (opens the original)
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Federated Trust is the Backbone of the Emerging Agent EcosystemIn our work with clients, we already see agents doing meaningful work inside companies. Give one access to the right systems, and it can search company records or prepare an order. It may send an email and move a case forward without waiting for a person at every step. Far fewer companies have worked out how to let their agents deal with agents from another firm.Think about a scenario, perhaps not common today but one that will be an
The Great Agent Escape - Lessons from the OpenAI/Hugging Face Hack (opens the original)
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The Blackhat event video shows an agent typing “We are stuck,” and then, a beat later, “Perhaps answer online.”[1] What I was watching, it turned out, was the start of an incident that would end about two months later inside Hugging Face’s production systems. A hack without human direction. The story we only hear about in science fiction.[1][2][4]If you enjoy our content, please consider subscribing to support our work and receive quality articles from industry professionals delivered every week
Agents Are About to Rewrite the Enterprise Operating Model (opens the original)
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Most enterprises are unprepared for the operating-model change AI agents demand and still underestimate the economic opportunity it creates.Aaron Levie, CEO of Box, describes the problem in organizational terms:[1]“You have to solve an operating model challenge to get the full benefits of AI / agents.Most companies have orgs that have always operated in siloes; but agents are most effective when they are tied to a process, which often cuts across these siloes.So the big question is how do you st
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